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JVC Lightweight Headphone with Volume Control (Silver) | 
 enlarge | Brand: JVC
Category: CE
List Price: $18.00
Buy New: $5.00
You Save: $13.00 (72%)
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Rating:  6 reviews
Color: Red
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 6.1 x 5.5 x 2
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
MPN: HAL50VS
Model: HAL50VS
UPC: 046838022739
EAN: 0046838022739
ASIN: B000ETG10K
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| Features:
| • | Lightweight, foldable design | | • | 30mm driver unit | | • | In-line volume control | | • | 18-22,000Hz frequency response | | • | 4.9-foot cord |
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Product Description
Stylish design with colorful variations for iPod and MP3 players / In-Line Volume Control / Foldable / 30mm Driver Unit
Amazon.com Product Description
The JVC HAL50VS Headphones are lightweight, foldable stereo headphones with in-line volume control. Stylishly designed in silver, these headphones are suitable for most digital audio players. The HAL50VS headphones offer high-quality sound with a 30-millimeter driver, a frequency response of 18-22,000 Hz, and a cord length of 4.9 feet.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 1 more reviews...
 A gift for my husband January 18, 2008
I bought this as a christmas gift for my husband and he was really pleased with it. He does a radio show on Saturdays and he uses these headphones. He asked for headphones that had volume control. The price was right because he doesn't need the expensive ones. Also being compact and lightweight works because he has to pack his equipment. Great buy and it made him happy.
 Don't try to move! December 1, 2007
I purchased these because of the inline volume control which works as described. The sound is fine too. The headphones are only good if you are not moving your head or body. They are light and kinda flimsy and keep slipping around when I move. I use earphones for outside gardening and walking and working where I don't want to disturb others and these just don't work.
Great quality for a low price... November 6, 2007
I purchased these headphones mainly to do medical transcription because it has a separate volume control, but found they are also great for listening to music (especially if you want to drown out annoying videogame sounds!!). I was amazed at how great the sound quality was for such a cheap price. I highly recommend them for business or personal use. Be sure you check out all the different color options!
 Horrible! Don't Be Misled! October 18, 2007
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I was looking for a pair of inexpensive headphones that had a five star rating. From the glowing reviews on the sound quality, I figured this was a good buy. I normally don't spend less than twenty dollars on headphones, but I decided to take a chance here--something I shouldn't have done.
The headphones seemed to be good quality in the picture, but in real life they are made of a cheap, flimsy plastic. They look like they would easily break even with normal use. The earpads are paper thin and rough. They probably would have to be replaced within a month, if not sooner. Also, something that surprised me, is how small the headband is. I had to put the headband on its largest setting and it barely fit. Most of the time with headband earphones, I have to put it on one of the smaller settings. I doubt these headphones would fit the vast majority of adults. It seems like these were made for a child or something.
The biggest disappointment, though, is the sound quality. I was expecting the sound quality was pretty good from the other reviews. That is not the case at all. The sound is absolutely terrible! There's no bass, and music sounds very tinny. I'm not sure why the other reviewers thought they sounded fantastic. All I know is that I definitely received the headphones pictured here. If you're looking for cheap headphones and don't care what they sound like, you'll probably be happy with these (though you can get BETTER sounding headphones that are cheaper). But if you want inexpensive headphones that are made well and that sound halfway decent, I would look elsewhere.
Things did end well, though. My daughter wanted headphones for her Leappad, but we couldn't never find any that were small enough. These fit her perfectly, so luckily we did find a use for them. She doesn't care what they sound like, and it doesn't matter anyway, because her Leappad isn't in stereo. So, if you're looking for headphones that would fit a young child, I would recommend these. Other than that, I would definitely keep looking.
Best Portable Headphones I've Ever Used September 11, 2007
W O W .
These are the finest portable headphones it's ever been my pleasure to clap over my ears. The sound is amazing. I tried it out initially on Rob Zombie's "More Human Than Human" and discovered that there are actual intelligible lyrics associated with the song. The next try-it-out piece was from "The Lion in Winter" soundtrack, and I was equally surprised to learn that what I had always thought was an ethereal background la-la-la from the women's choir was, in fact, a mixed chorus whose phonemes are pure. Sound barely leaks from them to disturb the people next to you (like I care, but that's a consideration in an office).
The little thumbwheel volume thingy is surprisingly controllable--more so than the sliders I've been accustomed to.
The headband is indeed a little fragile, I'll give 'em that. But... but they fold up so eentsy! As long as you don't store them in the pocket of jeans that are a size too small, I can't see that it would be a problem. Plus, if you do bust them to flinders, they're only ten bucks a pair. What's not to like?
'Scuse me, Poulenc's Organ Concerto is calling...
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